"(づ• ͟ʖ•)づ" is a Japanese emoticon commonly used to represent a person giving a hug. It can also be interpreted as a suggestive or flirtatious gesture. The phrase "Pretend doesn't want a hug" refers to a similar emote that features a person with their arms crossed and a stern expression, indicating that they do not want to receive a hug.
- Comfort & Reassurance:
"It's okay to not have everything figured out right now. You'll get there eventually. (づ• ͟ʖ•)づ" - Enthusiasm & Zeal:
"Let's go on an adventure! (づ• ͟ʖ•)づ" - Excitement & Happiness:
"I just found out I got accepted into my dream school! (づ• ͟ʖ•)づ"
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